Reimagining What’s Possible at the Atomic Scale

Our Mission

Moore’s Law observes that generally the number of transistors on computer chips doubles every two years. For many years, progress has been unlocked by miniaturising components to deliver more processing power per chip. Today, modern chips can be manufactured at a size of 2nm (with a nanometer representing one billionth of a meter). However, operating at such a small scale means traditional methods are beginning to encounter substantial hurdles.

At this scale, the connections between transistors, which are typically made of copper, run into physical limitations. Copper interconnects smaller than 5nm experience increased electrical resistance, meaning they require greater energy to operate (and therefore are less efficient and produce more heat).

Adisyn is looking to overcome these problems through the development of interconnects which are created from a very fine atomic layer of graphene. Graphene possesses ~70% more electrical conductivity than copper and has the potential to radically transform the processing power of tomorrow’s semiconductors.

Who We Are

Adisyn is an ASX-listed company with international operations seeking to transform the future of the world’s semiconductor chips.

Since 2024, the Company has been fully focussed on harnessing the unique properties of graphene to develop an advanced semiconductor.

Adisyn aims to develop its technology in partnership with some of the world’s largest semiconductor businesses and already possesses a strategic cooperation agreement with IMEC (the world’s leading semiconductor industry R&D hub).